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May 6th, 2018
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  1. # THE PROBLEM IS THAT with:
  2.  
  3. def cathie2(c):
  4.  
  5.     ''' This is a variant of the one above just using a differnt formula
  6.        according to wolfram alpha, but i t gives different output?
  7.        And with x6 as was shown by triel good be.
  8.  
  9.        Use this at least with 'Standard Atonic Weight'.s
  10.  
  11.         This is a variation of e=mc**2 supposedly
  12.        '''
  13.     return((4*(sqrt(2))/((1/c)*5/2)))
  14.  
  15. # FOR .. if we put cathie2(yzz(80000)*sqrt(2))) we get in the progression from 8 to 80 to 800, always resulting values
  16. # that are "harmonic" higher than say 440 hz  or say 441378.7586206896 whatever, the exponent from 10^n doesn't matter
  17. # it seems but are we sure we want to increase .. maybe better with example:
  18.  
  19. #>>> alpha=yzz(800000)
  20. #>>> alpha2=yzz(8000000)
  21. #>>> cathie2(alpha*sqrt(2))
  22. #441378.7586206896
  23. #>>> cathie2(alpha2*sqrt(2))
  24. #4413792.551724139
  25.  
  26. # you see for each exponent of 8 like 80, 800 we move away from 440 not sure we want that. ideally perhaps it should be around
  27. # 438.7 somewhere between what would be between notes (say on a piano) of Bb and C somewhere, see "Randal Roffe - Harmonic Resonance"
  28. # http://rexresearch.com/articles/roffe.htm
  29.  
  30. #..
  31. # YZZ + various functions ##
  32.  
  33. # Establishing numerals_:_: /  Reciprocal & reverse-pentacle as one can see all these are derived from 2, 5 and n and 1/x
  34. # (inverse/reciprocal).
  35.  
  36. # hello! 2/5 is included because 2*5=10 also because say 6/2 and 6*5 is 3 and 30 respect.
  37. # so *2/5 is more like first raising the stuff then also raising without increase exponent
  38. # i think, # also it might # be times 0.4 because 5/2 is 0.4 and because 2/5 is 0.4. ###
  39.  
  40.  
  41. def multacle(n):return (pentacle(n)*repentacle(n))
  42. def pentsum(n):return (pentacle(n)+repentacle(n))
  43. def binary_shift(n,m):return(lshift(n,m))
  44. def pentacle(n):return 1/(n*5/2)
  45. def repentacle(n):return 1/(n*2/5)
  46. def harmonic(n):return(pentsum(n)*n) # returns approx. 29...always..
  47. # above, equals 29/10..but we need the variable n(N) actually sometimes the computer "segfaults" and one get trailing zeroes
  48. # followed by some digit which might interest some using these blinges things.
  49.  
  50. # OK HEY HO. THIS is the "YZZ" function we want into Mathematic(A) that also creates alternatives
  51. # to pairs of primes if x/y is printed along with it self cosmos / someone. some other so-called prime
  52. # factorials  these, prime factorials because they arrive in pairs like higher primes can do.
  53.  
  54. def yzz(n): #returns some multiples of 4 or 5 per 29..etc.
  55.     y=0
  56.     for x in range(1,n):
  57.         y=y+(x/2.9) # CORRECTED ERROR harmonic(n) is 2.9 sorry :(
  58.         # so here we could insert next line
  59.         # print(x,y) # to get factorials
  60.     return(y/n)
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